This might be even tougher competition than B2. Wasabi costs 6 USD/TB stored/month and has no egress costs. Where data is cheap, but also really slow to retrieve. So things like database backups that allow for quick recovery of data when business continuity hangs on the availability of that data.Īctual cold storage would be more like glacier. But especially backups that need to be available fast when they need to be recovered. Backups are a good use case for tardigrade currently. It doesn’t necessarily mean available at large scale like a CDN would. Hot storage simply means available at high speed. The sweetsppot for tardigrade is still hot storage though. I would agree that Tardigrade pricing currently doesn’t support CDN like use. However, when you get into bulk purchases those prices tend to drop And most charge prices that aren’t that dissimilar from tardigrade egress pricing.

CDN’s usually don’t charge for storage at all and just charge for bandwidth. That doesn’t really represent the current market.

Wasabi vs backblaze b2